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As in some vast cathedral, one looks up Through columns, carved and tinted deep by time, Up, up to where the light grows faint; and where Through windows, made by dust of ages dim. A few pale sunb...

Christian Science came to me slowly. I was brought into contact with it some twelve years ago, when my wife was healed of illness from which the doctors said she could not recover. It was a wonderf...

FEAR appears as an assertion of being in opposition to the one great universal essence, divine Love. The Scriptural statements are therefore significant: God is Love. Whosoever dwelleth in Love dwe...

THE Thirteenth chapter of Paul's First Letter to the Corinthians has been called the "Iliad of the Epistles," and well might it be so called. It is a sublime panegyric on love—love, "...

The commonly accepted theory, that man has a dual nature; i.e., is both spiritual and material, has been practically unquestioned for centuries by the world of human thought until the advent of Chr...

Extract from a Letter.Now I must allude to a demonstration which came to me the day after I received your kind letter. It was something that, to mortal sight, was terrible to bear, but it was also...

Christian Science came to me twenty-seven years ago, and whenever I think of my greatest blessings, I find that they have occurred during those years.Healings of double pneumonia, when I found what...

ON page 96 of the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," Mary Baker Eddy, in a graphic passage, writes: "This material world is even now becomin...

In Proverbs it is written, "The hearing ear, and the seeing eye, the Lord hath made even both of them." The Bible records numerous instances in which righteous people were guided, protect...